Newsroom

Monday 17 May is the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia (IDAHOBiT).

We’re joining efforts to cut the number of people killed and seriously injured on our roads by supporting UN Global Road Safety Week (17 – 23 May).

Today marks six months until the UN conference on climate change which will be held in Glasgow, so we thought residents might like some ways to reduce their carbon footprint.

Our City Plan, which will guide new development to 2030, has just been submitted to the Secretary of State for approval.

We’re working hard to carry out extensive repairs to the electrical system at the Prince Regent Swimming Complex, but we will not be able to re-open the pool on 17 May as we had hoped.

Covid cases in the Brighton & Hove remain relatively stable but there was a small 5% rise in numbers last week. Director of Public Health, Alistair Hill, explains why even a small rise in numbers must be taken seriously.

Our women employees earn, on average, 6% more than men, the latest gender pay gap figures show.

A survey of 500, 11 to 16-year-old schoolchildren in Brighton & Hove, has shown that that 55% are very or fairly worried about the environment.

The first face-to-face decision-making meetings of 2021 will take place this Thursday, 13 May.

The community mobile vaccination ambulance has been joined by a new vaccination bus